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Din's Fire is a magical spell in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time that you need to get to complete the game. It’s also helpful for destroying enemies and taking out annoying obstacles. If you’re having trouble getting Din’s Fire, we’re here to help! In this walkthrough, we’ll tell you what you need to do to get this spell, as well as where to find it. As a bonus, we’ll also tell you how to get the other spells in the game: Farore’s Wind and Nayru’s Love. Keep reading to learn more!

Getting Din’s Fire in Ocarina of Time

First, get the Bomb Bag from Dodongo’s Cavern and talk to the Fairy on Death Mountain. Then, go to Hyrule Castle as Child Link. Climb up the vines, jump over the gate, and blow up the boulder behind the “Dead End” sign. Crawl through the tunnel and play “Zelda’s Lullaby” while standing on the Triforce symbol.

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Obtaining Din’s Fire

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  1. Before you can get Din’s Fire, you have to get the Bomb Bag. You receive this in Dodongo’s Cavern, which is located outside of Goron City on Death Mountain.[1]
  2. You need to talk to the Great Fairy on Death Mountain before you can unlock the Fairy Fountain that gives you Din’s Fire. Head to the Death Mountain Trail and climb to the summit. Throw a bomb at the weird-looking wall behind the owl. Then, enter the cavern to find the Great Fairy Fountain. Step onto the Triforce symbol and play “Zelda’s Lullaby” on the ocarina to receive the Spin Attack.[2]
    • After you get the Spin Attack, the Great Fairy will tell you to visit her friend near Hyrule Castle to receive another power—this is the Fairy that will give you Din’s Fire!
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  3. You can only get Din’s Fire when you’re playing as Child Link. If you’re currently playing as Adult Link, head to the Temple of Time outside of Castle Town Market. Simply place the Master Sword back into the pedestal to turn back into Child Link.[3]
  4. Enter the Castle Town Market from Hyrule Field or the Temple of Time (if you just turned back into Child Link). Then, go through the exit that takes you to Hyrule Castle.
  5. Once you enter the path that takes you to Hyrule Castle, you should see some vines growing on the cliff to the right—there used to be a girl standing here earlier in the game. Simply climb up them and then jump down the other side of the gate to continue on the path.[4]
  6. On the Hyrule Castle path, there’s a sign to the right that reads “Dead End.” Behind the sign is a boulder that you can now blow up with your Bomb Bag. Simply place a bomb next to the boulder to blow it up.[5]
  7. Blowing up the boulder reveals a small tunnel that Link can crawl through. Go through the tunnel and on the other side, you’ll find yourself at a Great Fairy Fountain.[6]
  8. Walk to the front of the fountain and stand on the Triforce symbol. Then, get out your ocarina and play “Zelda’s Lullaby.”
  9. After you play “Zelda’s Lullaby,” the Great Fairy will appear and grant you Din's Fire.[7]
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Using Din’s Fire

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Section 3 of 5:

Do you have to get Din’s Fire to beat the game?

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  1. Din’s Fire is the only magic spell in the game that’s required to beat it. You need the spell to navigate the Shadow Temple: it’s required to light the torches that unlock the temple and to get the Boss Key.[9]
    • Besides being necessary, Din’s Fire is also a useful spell that can help you battle enemies and light torches.
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How to Get Farore’s Wind and Nayru’s Love

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  1. As Child Link, go to Zora’s Fountain and swim to the small patch of land at the bottom right of the map. Place a bomb near the silver rock, which blows up the entire wall. Enter the cave to find the Great Fairy Fountain. Then, play “Zelda’s Lullaby” while standing on the Triforce symbol to receive Farore’s Wind.[10]
    • Farore’s Wind lets you create a warp point at the entrance of any dungeon. When you want to go to the warp point, simply use Farore’s Wind again.
    • Using Farore’s Wind consumes 6 MP.
  2. After beating the Shadow Temple and rescuing the Carpenters from the Gerudo’s Fortress, go to the Desert Colossus (either Child or Adult Link is fine). Head right, sticking close to the top of the map until you see 2 palm trees and a crack on the wall in between them. Place a bomb by the crack and enter the cave once it explodes. At the Great Fairy Fountain, play “Zelda’s Lullaby” while standing on the Triforce symbol to receive Nayru’s Love.[11]
    • Nayru’s Love surrounds Link with a blue shield, making him invulnerable to most enemies. Strong enemies can still knock Link back, while Ganon can still harm him.
    • Using Nayru’s Love consumes 12 MP. It uses up your magic quickly and typically lasts less than 1 minute. You can’t use any other spells while it’s in use.
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    Can I still do this as an adult?
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    No, it only works as child Link.
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    How do I get into the temple of fire?
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    As adult Link, go to Death Mountain and you should find this little gorgon. Throw a bomb at him and he will tell you about the temple with the dragon, open the shop, and give you a red tunic. Go where the boss gorgon was as a child, and there is a shortcut to the crater. Then find the broken bridge and hookshot across it. Then you will run into Sheik, and he will teach you a song to teleport there, and the dungeon is straight away from where you meet him.
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    I am at the fountain and played the song, but no fairy appeared. What am I doing wrong?
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    You did not talk to the fairy on the top of Death Mountain. If you want, you can try beating Dodongo's Cavern. To talk to the fairy on the top of Death Mountain, you must have the Hylian Shield.
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